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Task 3. Match the term in line A with their definition in line B.
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| A | B |
| 32. belligerency | a) an agreement or decision which ends an argument or dispute. |
| 33. conspiracy | b) to give a person who is suspected of or has committed a crime in another State to the authorities of that State for trial or punishment. It is governed by treaties between the two States and does not apply to political offenders. |
| 34. negotiations | c) to say you are sorry. |
| 35. settlement | d) the state of being at war. |
| 36. to apologize | e) the crime of unlawful killing in various circumstances, e.g. where death is caused by accident or unlawful act but without the intention to kill necessary for murder. |
| 37. arbitrator | f) the breach of a law or violation of a right. |
| 38. concurrently | g) the discussion of terms and conditions to reach an agreement. |
| 39. to extradite | h) criminal behaviour. |
| 40. manslaughter | i) taking place at the same time, e.g. two prison sentences which take place at the same time. |
| 41. delinquency | j) an independent third party who is chosen by both sides involved in a dispute to try to settle it, as an alternative to court proceedings. |
| 42. infringement | k) an agreement between two or more persons to do something which will involve at least one of the parties committing an offence or offences. For example, two people agree that one of them shall steal while the other waits in a car to escape after the theft. The agreement to commit the crime is itself an offence. |
Task 4. Fill in the missing prepositions from the list:
| from in under through by at |
A preposition may be used more than once.
But most extradition is done ____(43)_____ the hundreds of extradition treaties concluded during the last two centuries ____(44)_____ response to the enormous increase ____(45)____ international travel following the invention of railways, the steamship, sealed roads, motor vehicles and the airplane. Most are bilateral and specify the crimes that are extraditable, usually serious offences such as those punishable by imprisonment for ____(46)_____ least one year.
The request for extradition is normally made formally ____(47)____ the diplomatic channel, accompanied ____(48)____ the arrest warrant, information about the identity of the accused, and the basic facts of the offence.
Domestic law and extradition treaties often provide that a “political offence” is not extraditable. This political exception is not required by international law, and must be clearly distinguished _____(49)____ provisions ____(50)_____ domestic law or mutual legal assistance or extradition treaties.
Evaluation Scale
| Points | Mark(s) | ECTS mark(s) |
| 45-50 | A | |
| 40-44 | B | |
| 35-39 | C | |
| 31-34 | D | |
| 26-30 | E | |
| 16-25 | F | |
| 0-15 | FX |